Seven Points on Rights of Nature Perspective More and more voices are calling for rights of nature – but how can these be meaningfully designed and implemented? Seven key points outline what the path to 'ecological law' in Germany and internationally could look like. By Klaus Bosselmann
Towards a Paradigm Shift: How Women Create Agroecology in Central and Eastern Europe Background The number of farmers in Poland is declining, but fortunately there is one group in rural areas that is trying to build farms based on new principles. These are young women who embody the ideas of agroecology: diversification of production, rural cooperation and care for the environment. By Ruta Śpiewak and Klaudia Kryńska
The Recognition of Rights of Nature: A Global Paradigm Change Analysis Indigenous and local communities have preserved traditions for harmonious coexistence between humans and nature for thousands of years. Recognising the "Rights of Nature" offers a modern approach to integrating this wisdom into environmental protection and shaping a more sustainable future. By Pranom Somwong (Bee)
Trump and Big Tech: Europe’s Sovereignty at Stake Presidents’ column The EU still has strong rules for the major digital platforms. However, under Donald Trump and his allies – above all powerful tech CEOs such as Musk and Zuckerberg – the USA is becoming an open opponent of these regulations. By Jan Philipp Albrecht